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Culter Paper Mills, the oldest paper mill in the Aberdeen area, having been founded in 1750 by Bartholomew Smith. The Gordon Arms Hotel can also be seen in the lower right of the image.

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United Free Church, Culter, which became Kelman Memorial Church, and more recently has amalgamated with St Peter's to form Peterculter Church.

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H. Company, 7th Gordon Highlanders leaving Culter for War Service. August 6th 1914

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Culter Paper Mills site, showing new Barratt housing at Millden.

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Culter Paper Mills site, showing new Barratt housing at Millden.

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St. Peter's Church, Peterculter, showing housing development at St. Peter's Church Manse.

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St. Peter's Church, Church Hall and Manse, Peterculter.

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Postcliffe House, Peterculter.

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Postcliffe House, Peterculter.

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This image was taken around 1909 from a hill at the west end of Culter - 7 miles west from Aberdeen looking down on the North Deeside Road towards Banchory. The image shows the cottages known as Clayhills with the houses of Malcolm Road beyond. Hidden in the trees at the right hand side is the statue of Rob Roy overlooking the Leuchar Burn which runs through the wooded valley.

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Culter Football Club. Team Photograph 1931-32.

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Culter Juniors Football Club. 1911. Alastair Thompson 2nd left Front Row.

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First fire engine at Culter Mills.

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Culter Mills: the old main office.

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Culter from the mill chimney, 10 May 1936.

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Culter Mill chimney, 10 May 1936.

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Culter Mill chimney 10 May 1936.

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Culter from mill chimney - 10 May 1936.

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The statue of Rob Roy at Culter.

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Coronation celebrations at Culter, 12th May 1937.

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St. Peter's Church fete, Culter, 1946.

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St. Peter's Church fete, Culter, 1946.

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Prefabricated housing, Culter - 11 August 1946.

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Inch Ferry at Culter, with the home of Bob and Maggie Irvine, who ran the ferry boat - 1909.